The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2018-01-20

• Shutdown looming as Senate vote fails
• Commission­er’s saga still reverberat­es
• Metro, Ga. officials unite for Amazon
• Audit takes closer look at dual enrollment classes
• HOW MUCH ATLANTA PAID FOR MIDFIELDER
• Delta tightens rules for support animals in flight
• Thompson faces doubts with jump to NFL Draft
• Theater company christens new space
• WHAT LED TO ARRESTS AFTER SUV STOLEN WITH KIDS IN IT
• WHY APS SUSPENDED TWO SCHOOL ADMINISTRA­TORS
• Government shutdowns take their toll on Georgia,
• Defense chief: U.S. must counter China, Russia
• New rift over secret memo in Russia probe
• Supreme Court to review Trump’s ban on travelers
• In 2016 elections, fraction of donors gave half of funds
• Trump tells March for Life: ‘We are with you all the way’
• California DA says couple’s abuse of 12 children became torture
• Pope to indigenous people: ‘Amazon is heart of church’
• Motive elusive in Vegas slayings
• Blood test can detect early signs of 8 cancers
• Google faces privacy trials in U.K.
• AmEx posts $1.2 billion loss under new tax law
• Firms favoring bonuses, not raises, after new tax cuts
• Amazon hikes fees for Prime monthly users
• Election is teaching divisivene­ss in schools
• American character being demoralize­d in Trump era
• Glowing report from Trump doctor begs some questions
• Anti-abortion activists rally in downtown Atlanta
• New York City’s mayor gets A for claim about graduation rate increase
• DeKalb seeks support for moratorium on new municipali­ties
• ARREST MADE IN FATAL SHOOTING OF 4-YEAR-OLD
• Undocument­ed youth see parallels in MLK’s life
• Body found with gunshot wounds
• Speakers to mark women’s march anniversar­y
• Phone call from Canton gas station led to escapee’s arrest
• Pastor: Short rest part of life in ACC
• Draft strategy looks familiar
• Open champ Koepka out
• Tebow to join Mets at camp
• Coughlin gets second chance
• CFP role will keep Tech’s AD very busy
• Ex-Georgia Southern coach Summers to join Smart’s’ staffff
• Power Five agree to extend benefits
• Clemson, UGA come out as winners
• Record number declare for NFL draft
• Jenkins to teammates: We can win without Wentz
• Brady ‘not talking’ about hand injury
• Kyrgios plays starring role in 3rd-round win
• I Am B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L. message goes national
• New medical drama set in Atlanta
• A podcast parents need to listen to
• New Thai restaurant to open in Buckhead
• Ready for your closeup? Come to Georgia Film Day
• Pelosi to judge on RuPaul episode
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Dating starts to cause cracks in circle of friends
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB:
• To spank or not to: Studies don’t always prove their claims
• The Goldfish Principle: power of boundless faith
• 7-day menu planner
• Tiny chickadees have many ways to survive cold
• FAITH CALENDAR
• BRAISED CHICKEN WITH FENNEL AND WHITE BEANS (SUNDAY)
• LAMB CHILI WITH SWEET POTATOES, BLACK BEANS AND POBLANOS (SATURDAY)
• Refined ‘Disco’ still ready to rock
• 2018 JEEP WRANGLER By MALCOLM GUNN WWW.WHEELBASEM­EDIA.COM

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